AI Workflow Architecture

Context systems for AI-assisted work.
Decision memory, review pathways, and reusable operating models.

I’m currently working on AI workflow architecture: source-of-truth systems, decision memory, review pathways, and reusable operating models for AI-assisted work.

20 years in brand, motion, creative direction, and visual systems. Selected Work ↗

A working LifeOS system for keeping AI-assisted work grounded in source-of-truth architecture, context routing, durable memory, raw evidence, review loops, and system repair.

What it proves: AI becomes more useful when it can reason against maintained operating context instead of scattered chats, notes, screenshots, and stale memory.

The same pattern applies to teams, founders, creative systems, support knowledge, decision memory, and recurring workflows where context has to survive beyond one chat.

Not a productivity template. A context architecture lab.

A meeting workflow for turning messy transcripts into confirmed decisions, rationale, risks, assumptions, open questions, and next actions.

The work: separate confirmed decisions from unresolved discussion, capture rationale and risks, and update the source of truth through an ADR-style decision memory structure.

A support knowledge architecture for making AI-assisted answers reliable before automating the support layer.

The work: define canonical answers, edge cases, escalation paths, review boundaries, quality bars, and feedback loops so every support failure improves the knowledge system instead of becoming another one-off fix.

An AI-ready creative workflow that turns brand context, examples, anti-examples, constraints, terminology, prompts, and review criteria into reusable creative context.

The work: build a creative operating system where briefs, outputs, feedback, performance signals, and learnings are captured, codified, shared, and reused — so creative work gets faster, clearer, and more consistent instead of restarting from scratch every time.